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I work for a fairly large org. Once I finished an internal app and sent out an email for some folks to check it out. I soon received an email that the website
by ddw 13y ago
I work for a fairly large org. Once I finished an internal app and sent out an email for some folks to check it out.
I soon received an email that the website was not working for someone. The screenshot showed that the browser they were using was Lotus Notes.
They were clicking on the link in their email and it was opening it in Lotus freaking Notes.
"Uh, no, we don't support that."
- m_mueller 13y agoWell - if you don't support that, set it by (NAB-) policy.
- atesti 13y agoI had a report from the manager in another company who bought our hosted solution that everything was misaligend. Turned out clicking a link from an email opened Netscape Navigator 4 for him! Normally he uses Internet Explorer if he clicks on Internet on his desktop
- madaxe_again 13y agoYeah, we've got a client who still uses IE for Mac, and refuses to consider using Safari, or anything else, as his feeling is that the internet should conform to him and his browser, not the other way around.